Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes? Two days ago, I had a fallopian tube patency test, and the doctor said my left fallopian tube is blocked (my right fallopian tube was removed). Can I still get pregnant like this? Can I still get pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Generally, tubal contrast examination mainly checks how the fallopian tubes are blocked and confirms the specific number of blockages or narrowings. Tube blockage is a common cause of infertility, often resulting from long-term chronic inflammation. According to your tubal contrast examination, the left fallopian tube is open while the right is blocked, which may interfere with pregnancy and increase the likelihood of infertility. Before trying to conceive, it is necessary to first treat the fallopian tube blockage.Recommendation: To treat fallopian tube blockage in a professional hospital, fluid irrigation therapy can be performed. However, for the right-side blockage, fluid irrigation therapy may not be effective, and laparoscopic wire-guided treatment should be considered. After the fallopian tubes are unblocked, natural conception can be attempted.